Over35andup

This 11 minute video shows us everything we need to know about Fukushima | The AntiMedia.Org

Chinese Eat Baby Soup For Sex | DeafCube According to DeafCube, the Seoul Times reports that eating human babies is at an all time high. Poor people in and near the country are reportedly selling their fetuses for an artful dining experience and for "sexual power" and health reasons. "An email report received by the Seoul Times confirmed that news with several vivid and appalling pictures of human embryos and fetuses being made into a soup for human consumption," DecafCube reports.  The babies are boiled with expensive herbs and chicken for about eight hours. It is considered a delicacy that may be purchased from a restaurant for about $4,000 US. Taiwanese babies are sold to restaurants that provide this dish for $70 US, the Seoul Times newspaper reports. The Seoul Times reports the story under "letters to the editor" section of the online newspaper. It is unclear whether or not the newspaper verified and vetted the information published in the

Garbage. They do not care about you or your life and money problems. They do not like working people like none of us like the poor. We don't care about the poor, and now, God has put these harsh taskmasters over us. They don't care about us. We have to start caring about the least of us and not make them feel worse. It doesn't feel so hot does it? This has to be the lesson in all of this. Http://Facebook.com/TheMarmelPage Raise your voice people. The poorest of us will become homeless and starve if you don't. If these are your congressmen and women, voice your concerns to them. Take a good look at the 15. It is your right as a United States citizen to vote for the best candidate and we did twice and as punishment for that and health care for all, these so-called humans have shut down our government. The government is for the People by the People. These pictured here aren't People. They are Enemies of the People. How much more clear does the window have

Did Civil War Just Become Inevitable? This article was written last year.

Ex-DEA chiefs blast Holder on marijuana stance in Colorado, Washington | The Atlanta Voice | A People Without A Voice Cannot Be Heard

I don't often post videos but this woman is on point. There is a price to pay in all you do.

Will strengthen employer partnerships Grants are part of $474.5 million awarded today to colleges around the country   WASHINGTON – Secretary of Labor Thomas E. Perez today announced $474.5 million in grants to community colleges and universities around the country for the development and expansion of innovative training programs in partnership with local employers. The grants are part of the Trade Adjustment Assistance Community College and Career Training grant program, a multiyear, nearly $2 billion initiative to expand targeted training programs for unemployed workers, especially those impacted by foreign trade. Purdue University in West Lafayette received a grant of $2,741,491. The grant will fund a project to provide training to TAA-eligible workers, veterans and other adults for reemployment in regional manufacturing industry. The job opportunities in Lake, Porter, Jasper and Newton counties in Indiana show growth and demand in occupations that require skills and knowledg

Every morning, I relive 911 with MSNBC. I know exactly what I was doing that morning. Remembering it in my mind is like watching film of myself. #thanxMSNBC I remember that my mom thought I was overreacting when I insisted on pulling the children out of school. When I told the woman in the school office why, she said, "So what? What does that have to do with school?" I then said, "In your lifetime or mine, have you ever heard tell of or  known anyone to breach WH or Pentagon security?" We stood in silence looking at each other, as she was thinking about it. A worried look came over her face. We both thought the same thing: This is the end. The 300 year old experiment is over. We have gone too far and angered the Father and it is over. Our life as we have known it, is over. We have been overtaken by the enemy. The woman furiously dialed the school where her own children learned - near a nuclear reactor in another town. In retrospect, my mother was right, I overreact

I am deeply disappointed with the Supreme Court’s decision today.  For nearly 50 years, the Voting Rights Act – enacted and repeatedly renewed by wide bipartisan majorities in Congress – has helped secure the right to vote for millions of Americans.  Today’s decision invalidating one of its core provisions upsets decades of well-established practices that help make sure voting is fair, especially in places where voting discrimination has been historically prevalent. As a nation, we’ve made a great deal of progress towards guaranteeing every American the right to vote.  But, as the Supreme Court recognized, voting discrimination still exists.    And while today’s decision is a setback, it doesn’t represent the end of our efforts to end voting discrimination.  I am calling on Congress to pass legislation to ensure every American has equal access to the polls.  My Administration will continue to do everything in its power to ensure a fair and equal voting process. Editor'

Domestic Policy Council Director Cecilia Muñoz and Special Assistant to the President for Education Policy Roberto Rodriguez held Thursday afternoon, an on-the-record conference call to discuss the President’s proposal to ensure a quality preschool education for every child, as unveiled in his State of the Union Address. Keeping the middle class in focus, the president is shining a light on the importance of a quality pre-school education. According to Munoz and Rodriguez only three of 10 children four years of age attend pre-school or an early learning program across the states. Pre-school is cost-prohibitive for families who are not at or beneath the poverty line, as the president pointed out. The goal of this new plan is to get every four year old in the nation into pre-school and early learning no matter the income. Currently the U.S. ranks 28th of 38 nations who sponsor a pre-school curriculum program. How it will work States will receive federal dollars as an incentive to fu